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Early data 8 data points: 4 reviews and reports, 4 bills.
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How much does Loom cost? Teams here report a median of $2,220 a year (4 bills). See plans
Is Loom overpriced?
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From teams paying for it today, plus the reasons teams leave. Is your Loom bill bloated?
It was amazing before Atlassian. Since Atlassian everything has gotten worse, more confusing, and more buggy. And it's impossible for users to find billing and profile settings through the Atlassian portal, it's like engineers built it and ignored UX.
Oct 2026
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Chat and video are plumbing everyone outside your company uses too. Pay them, and cut unused seats.
Switch if you want something running this week and your process is standard. Build if your process is your edge, you want to own your data, or per-seat pricing keeps rising. Loom: Chat and video are plumbing everyone outside your company uses too. Pay them, and cut unused seats.
Among paid plans listed here, Tella starts at $13 per user a month.
Yes. HissingKitty lists 2 AI-native alternatives to Loom, including Tella, Arcade.
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